Sentence examples for deficient content from inspiring English sources

So, can process knowledge compensate for deficient content knowledge?

Our findings suggest that process expertise can compensate for, or even surpass, deficient content expertise.

Perhaps it is now more relevant to ask if process expertise can compensate for deficient content expertise.

While previous studies involving medical students have compared preceptors with greater or lesser content knowledge, it is unclear whether process expertise can compensate for deficient content expertise.

At the end of this not-very-short day what matters – or irritates – most is that an imaginative idea should be so deficient in content.

OsaTRZ2 contributes to chloroplast biogenenesis and homozygous OsaTRZ2 mutants are albino with deficient chlorophyll content due to the arrest of chloroplast development at an early stage (Long et al. [2013]).

Therefore, approximately 38.7 at % of Sr dopant was achieved within the LSMO. Figure 2f exhibits that the element contents of the In2O3 layer are slightly oxygen deficient (the contents of In and O are approximately 46.19 and 53.81 at %, respectively).

This contribution may not be enough in regions where the soil is deficient in iodine content.

Are textbooks deficient regarding this content or is the problem with teachers who are not able to convey the evidence due to their own and/or their students' sociocultural concepts?

Therefore, this might explain why a GPP-knockout mutant of Arabidopsis is only partially deficient in AsA content [7].

Aside from these general challenges, we hypothesized that the NISPPI would be deficient in ethics content.